Luisa Natali is a social policy consultant at the UNICEF Office of Research —Innocenti since 2011 and a Ph.D. candidate in development economics at Sussex University. She specializes in social policy and social protection, and in particular dynamics of child labor, education, and gender within evaluation of cash transfer programs in Sub-Saharan Africa. Luisa has previously worked with the Overseas Development Institute, Institute of Development Studies and the U.K. Department for International Development. She holds an master’s degree in development economics from Sussex University.

Luis Alberto Moreno was President of the Inter-American Development Bank from 2005-2020. He is currently a Managing Director of Allen & Company.

Luis is the program officer for partnership development, prospection and regional dialogue at International IDEA. Prior to working at International IDEA, he worked mainly on external relations and international affairs at the Organization of American States, the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and at Universidad del Norte in Colombia.

Lukasz Bochenek is the deputy CEO of Leidar. He oversees key international client projects and relationships. In addition, he manages external partnerships and memberships of Leidar. He has published a book on “Advocacy and Organizational Engagement” which defines the core building blocks of modern advocacy.

Luke Poliszcuk is CEO of eQualC Sustainability Communications, a corporate sustainability and CSR communications firm based in Tokyo. He has worked with a number of Fortune 500 and Nikkei 500 corporations, and is a member of Green Mondays, an international networking event for sustainability professionals in Tokyo, and a founding member of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals Japan. Luke is lead contributor and project manager for the Japan section of CSR International’s World Guide to CSR, and writes for other green media in Japan and abroad.

Lulama Ndibongo Traub is a senior lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Lungelo Ndhlovu is a multi-award-winning international journalist based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, who focuses on climate change, the societal impacts of technology, and the promotion of inclusive economies.

Luvsantseren Orgil is Mongolia's permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva and ambassador to Switzerland. A career diplomat, he was a former foreign policy adviser to the Mongolian president as a specialist in international relations. Orgil has also worked for the U.N. office in Tajikistan and has experience in the private sector.

Luwei Pearson, a pediatrician by training, serves as deputy director of UNICEF’s global health program, and is based in New York. Luwei has served UNICEF in several duty stations, including China, Pakistan, Nepal, East and Southern Africa based in Nairobi, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Her expertise focuses particularly on maternal, newborn and child health, with particular focus on the most marginalized populations.

As the director of global technical services at Nutrition International, Dr. Luz María De-Regil is responsible for Nutrition International’s surveillance, implementation research, and program evaluation strategies. She also leads the generation and translation of new evidence to influence policy and practice globally.